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Man with 126 children celebrates 11th marriage in Saudi Arabia

Man with 126 children celebrates 11th marriage in Saudi Arabia

An 83-year-old Saudi man, Ali Al Balawi, who has 126 children and grandchildren, has remarried for the 11th time in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia’s northwestern province.

It was gathered that Al Balawi has 18 sons, 20 daughters, and 88 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

He recently celebrated his 11th marriage with a wedding reception attended by family and friends, he is now married to four wives.

He says he is healthy and has never suffered from any illness. So, there is nothing preventing him from remarrying.

I have the financial, mental and physical capacity to maintain four wives,” Al Balawi said.

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